BSIDESmart Digital Multimeter 9999 Counts Pocket Voltmeter, Rechargeable with 3 Results Display, Capacitance Diode Duty Cycle Resistance Hz V-Alert Voltage Tester

Great digital meter for motorcycle emergency tool kit

Excellent meter. Compared to my expensive Fluke this thing maintains a high degree of accuracy as every reading thus far has compared identically to what my Fluke reads. Initially I was concerned as the first unit I received would not power on although the indicator showed green which presumably is a full charge when it switches from red. I took several photos opened up a conversation with the seller and received prompt responses and a fast replacement. I have not yet disassembled the first unit although I suspect either a faulty charging circuit or improperly installed LiIon battery, I will update this with the results of what I find and whether or not the first unit can be safely repaired or if I will need to remove the battery for safe disposal.Otherwise so far this unit has been more than adequate and utilizing this tool has helped me in diagnosing several AVR issues and repairing them for my customers.

I have lots of multimeters and this one intrigued me mainly for the EMF feature. I was a bit disappointed in this because there is no numerical reading it just beeps a whole lot when you get near anything that produces EMF. (Which is about every electric device in your home). Some notes about this device that I would mention: 1) Pay special attention to the range in the specs especially for the capacitance measurement range because it is severely narrow compared to a dedicated capacitor meter. It may be too limited for you. 2) The test leads plug into the meter using 2.1mm (.083”) plugs rather than the much more common banana plugs. A nice feature though of the test leads are protective ends (see my photo) 3) The function buttons are on the left side of the meter and I find myself accidentally cycling through some of the functions, inadvertently with my hand 4) The protective housing is nice — but you do need to remove it when you want to charge the meter 5) It comes with a case which is nice but it would have been better if it came with a net inside for the test leads to keep them from the meter. 6) Being that I live in the United States, It’s a bit annoying that every time the temperature is displayed it comes up in Celsius. Even when you change the setting to Fahrenheit, once you shut off the unit and then turn it back on again, it defaults to Celsius. 7) The display is bright and easy to read. 8) I guess I would prefer if the meter was a bit larger and heavier. I’ll keep it because the continuity indicator is nice and loud 🤣

The tester is quick and easy to use. The case could be bigger for the leads.

all voltages ac/dc are auto sensed, resistors are spot on, caps are OK, bigger uf are a little slow, I think that's the cap charging, diodes are fine up 3volt dc, tested on t1, t3 works fine and light the led,beeper for continuity, comes with a small charging and leads, case, I bout 2 so far,at lease now there is $10.off at time of review, bust of all, the numbers are about 3/4" high, so easy to read

What I like:Nice, large, well lit displaySecondary volt meter ply line voltage detector a nice touchFairly intuitive inteface once you read the manualRechargeable. No more batteries to mess with.Flaws:the metal tips on the probes are not long enough. They will not reach say 120v US ac socket terminalsthe unit, once it's put into charging mode then removed, seems to forget the temperature unit settings and automatic shutoff. Maybe I have a defective unitSpeaking of which, I let it charge overnight. Turned it on this morning and the battery symbol was on (meaning low battery) and the meter kept beeping and doing all sorts of weird things before shutting off. Put it back to charge and half an hour later it seems fine. Not sure what that was aboutNeeds a bit more info to the user about charge status. I have no idea how long it takes to charge or when it's finished. The light next to the charging port goes red when charging and stays that way. Also no idea how much charge is left when the battery symbol comes on.Over all, it's useable so far, but iffy about long term life tbh. The lack of information about battery charge status is really concerning, hence the three stars. Will update as time goes on.Ok a quick update. The tips actually have plastic covers on them. Remove them to expose more of the tip. Also, turns out the funky display condition was because I put the unit on top of a battery. Be aware, this unit is extremely sensitive to electrical fields, so keep it away from batteries and voltage panels. I'm guessing this is because of the emf sensor.

I can't praise this multimeter enough. It does everything it is supposed to do, has a large easy to read display and recharges via USB. If you don't use your multimeter every day, you may find like me that when you need one, the battery is corroded but NOT with this one because it doesn't have that kind of battery.Solid construction, about the size of a smartphone with a rock solid protective zip-up clam shell case which is just large enough to hold the meter, the instructions, the probes and their leads and the charging cables.(Note that when you look at the meter, it doesn't appear to have a recharging port. To find that, you have to produce the protective jacket which protects the meter when in use outside the case - double physical protection!)

I purchased this meter to replace my Fluke whose display was dimming with age, or was that my eyesight dimming with age? Probably a bit of both! Anyway, the display on this meter is LARGE, COLORFUL, and EASY TO READ! The meter's auto mode is awesome! If you buy one for fine electronics work (surface mount components), do yourself a favor and get some Pomona 6342 test probes to go with it - you won't be disappointed.